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tdlawyer :

The property and associated loan can be transferred to you if (a) you transfer it to you at market value and (b) the lender with the mortgage agrees to you doing this.

tdlawyer :

The lender's consent is essential and if the company did sell it at a less than market value then the liquidator of the company would be coming back to you later and transferring it back to the company. You would then be left with an unsecured claim against the company for the money paid for the transfer - which is not a good position to be in.

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